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Schools

Junior Schools
Bedford Park Public School

Secondary Schools
Lawrence Park Collegiate Institute

Catholic Schools
Blessed Sacrament
Loretto Abbey

Private
Havergal College
Crescent School
Toronto French School

Tips for parents: Bedford Park Public School is consistently ranked high by the Fraser Institute. It has a French immersion track that’s highly competitive so make sure to visit their website and submit your child’s application form on time.

Affluent professionals and families seeking houses for sale in Toronto in an exclusive neighbourhood with easy access in and out of the city.

Teddington Park is a small, peaceful, exclusive community at the northern tip of uptown Toronto. Bounded by the Riverview Drive Ravine and the Rosedale Golf Club, Teddington Park feels as far away from the bustle of the city as you can get while still being just a short drive to downtown and just steps to the bustling Yonge-Lawrence Village shopping area.

Teddington Park has been getting a lot more attention from buyers looking for homes for sale in Toronto since a recent study by the City of Toronto gave it top marks for overall quality of life or rather, identified it as the area of Toronto with the least deficiencies. Teddington Park combined with Wanless Park and Bedford Park form “Lawrence Park North.” Lawrence Park North is Toronto’s #1 Neighbourhood to live in the City of Toronto’s new 2014 equity ranking system.

It’s All Class
It’s true that money doesn’t necessarily equal refinement but this neighbourhood has both and then some. Its stately manor houses, idyllic tree-lined streets and traditional landscaping give Teddington Park a sophisticated air that makes us want to host afternoon tea while the children play hopscotch in the back garden.

Okay, so we’re more likely to be juggling ten tasks at once while the kids re-enact the latest video game but let us have our pastoral dream just for a moment.

It’s Oh So Quiet
For those who covet nothing more than a good night’s sleep, Teddington Park provides a quiet, cozy little residential nook thanks to its large lot sizes and natural buffers of the Rosedale Golf Course and Riverview Drive Ravine. Calm is a rare descriptor for a community just minutes to the 401 and the busy Yonge Street commercial corridor.

It’s Tops Overall
With Lawrence Park North taking the top position in the City of Toronto’s 2014 equity ranking system, it’s easy to see why this neighbourhood is so popular. The city looked at fifteen key quality of life measures including education, health, economics and more but don’t take just one study at face value.

Lawrence Park North also ranked in the top twenty (#15 to be exact) in Toronto Life’s ever-popular neighbourhood rankings guide in 2014, which adds more popular measures to its baseline, core metrics including such things as shopping and entertainment.